President, Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc., Consolidated Edison
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“District Steam today provides one of the most efficient ways to heat buildings. The coefficients under local law 97 for district steam are currently the lowest energy source for CO2 emissions for delivered energy of any energy source. So better than electric, better than gas, better than steam, better than fuel oil and...”
“The major driver for electric load growth in New York City is going to be decarbonization of building heating and decarbonization of transportation.”
“as we think about electrifying all of our heating needs for buildings we are going to see a ramp up in Peak demand that we haven't experienced really since the 1950s and 60s when you began to see central air conditioning going into a number of buildings that means that we're going to have to build capacity on our Energ...”
“but we need time the technology has not quite caught up to the policy Ambitions about fully decarbonizing heat particularly in a city like New York where we have Legacy Buildings”
“I think we're going to sell less gas and we're going to continue to sell less gas over time we think our natural gas system will shrink and serve fewer customers with less overall gas throughput over time.”
“The biggest challenge to the all electrification scenario is that we will produce lots and lots and lots of renewable energy in the springtime and the fall when the wind is blowing and the sun is shining but it's not really or really cold in our buildings so you have this over production Supply in the spring and fall a...”
Con Edison’s centralized district steam system serves more than 3 million New Yorkers and over 1,500 buildings in Manhattan, from the Financial District to 96th Street. In this episode of Urban Green Live, we're joined by Matthew Ketschke, President of Con Edison, for an insightful conversation about pathways to decarbonizing NYC's district steam system—the largest in the country.
Consolidated Edison President Delivers Keynote to NY-GEO 2024 NYC Conference- Morning of Day 2. Moderated by John Mandyck, CEO, Urban Green Council.
Matthew Ketschke, President of Con Edison of New York, joins the Center for New York City Law for the 191st CityLaw Breakfast to discuss "New York’s Clean Energy Future."
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